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Soliman Second : comédie en trois actes et en vers / par Favart.
No full textMusic by Paul-César Gibert. Cf. Grove. Without music. Based only Marmontel's Soliman II. A version published under the title of Les trois sultanes. Signatures: 1-4[sup]8
Cornelio Soliman, 95
No full textCornelio Davila Soliman, a World War II veteran who lived in Palo Alto and worked at Varian Associates, has died. He was 95. Soliman, who died April 25, was born on Feb. 8, 1923
Gunilla Soliman Oral History
No full textGunilla Soliman was an administrative staff member at the American University in Cairo’s Social Research Center over the course of three decades, joining the Center in 1992. Of German-Swedish parentage, she recounts her youth in Sweden, her family having fled there from Germany during the Second World War. She sketches her early professional life and work in the mid-1970s as a tour guide in Egypt, where she relocated and met her husband, with whom she established a manufacturing company. Soliman tells of joining the Social Research Center in 1992, and her early responsibilities in areas like budgeting and event organizing. The SRC Director in that 1990s period, Saad Nagi, is recalled fondly, along with his efforts to make unpopular but necessary personnel changes and to seek new sources of funding for the Center. His successor as Director, Hoda Rashad, is also described, as well as Soliman’s new role in writing reports for the Center, Soliman’s retirement from the SRC in the early 2000s, and her return shortly thereafter to serve as Rashad’s assistant. Soliman traces the shift in the SRC’s focus from anthropological social research to training and education, mentioning major projects like the Arab Demography and Empowering Women projects. She notes various funding entities supporting the Social Research Center, including American and European development agencies, as well as conferences and collaborations with social scientists at AUC and universities abroad. Soliman also describes the SRC’s facilities on the downtown Greek Campus and then in an office building on Kasr El Aini Street, and discusses the challenges of the upcoming move to AUC’s new campus
Margorie Soliman, 86
No full textMarjorie Louise Tiapon Soliman, who lived in Palo Alto and worked at Hewlett-Packard, has died after a long battle with Parkinson's disease
A day in the life of Omar Soliman
No full textMy name is Omar Soliman. I am currently a Junior enrolled at the American University in Cairo. My major is MMJ, and this audio is for a class called Audio Production
3 STEM Projects by Fares Soliman
No full textMy name is Fares Soliman. I am a fourth grade student from John Hill School Boonton NJ. I created a 3 STEM project. The first project that I made was a doll. I used pink yarn for the dress and brown yarn for the hair. I also used a round wooden ball for the face. The second project that I created was a diorama of a farm. I put some grass, trees, a barn, hay sticks, some animals, a bridge, a fence, some plastic food and corn for the crop. My third project was a diorama of a park. It has some grass area, a swing and a slide made of cardboard and aluminum foil. I also used some turf or the road and added a little pond. I enjoy creating dioramas and building things from scratch. I also love drawing many things. I learn a lot from STEM projects and enjoy them very much
Les formes verbales voici/voilà en contexte narratif fictif
No full textLes outils morphosyntaxiques voici et voilà sont analysés en contexte afin d’observer leur comportement et de saisir leurs fonctions. Après avoir exploré l’origine (Oppermann-Marsaux 2004, 2006, 2008) et expliqué la nature de ces formes verbales (Moignet 1969, 1974) dans un corpus nourri de légendes écrites par Henri Gougaud (1979, L’Arbre à soleils), l’étude de leurs fonctions identitaire, présentielle, locative et textuelle a mis en exergue l’exigence commune d’une syntaxe réduite visant à promouvoir un mouvement scénique. Voici et voilà définissent une situation, identifient un être/objet, énoncent la présence de cet être/objet, retirent une image de celui-ci du fond de tableau de la narration. Quant aux liaisons solides que voici/voilà instaurent entre les phrases, les morphèmes déictiques -ci et -là assurent l’anticipation ou le rappel d’un segment du texte à l'aune de l’endophore, qui distribue et distingue "in situ" ces deux formes sans disperser leurs traits
Introduzione
No full textL'introduzione presenta l'attività del Gruppo di Ricerca MLT, che ha lavorato nell'ambito lessicografico e terminologico, anche nella prospettiva didattica, stabilendo tra i suoi membri relazioni di comune interesse soprattutto nell'ambito della catalogazione terminografica. Vengono presentati i contributi della raccolta, incentrati sulla verticalità delle lingue speciali, segnatamente sulla "terminologia testuale specializzata", cioè elaborata a partire da corpus
Alcune considerazioni sulla socioterminografia: la variazione tra convergenza e discriminazione
No full textL'articolo apre piste di riflessione sulla fattibilità di una socioterminografia strutturata, che non sia condensata in alcune informazioni di corredo alla scheda classica. Viene valutato il valore del contesto, del campo Note e di campi con funzione affine, mettendo in luce l'esigenza dell'indicazione non solo della dimensione discorsiva dei testi in cui figura la terminologia recensita, ma anche di un eventuale coefficiente di ponderazione testuale per dar conto della complessa variabilità discorsiva delle lingue speciali che ha come conseguenza diretta la variazione terminologica. Infatti, previa un'attenta distinzione a livello intertestuale, è possibile accertare facilmente la stabilità d'uso delle varianti in documenti espositivi, argomentativi e regolamentativi per livello interlocutivo (specialista-specialista, specialista-semispecialista, specialista-profano)
Tricholabiodes aldryhimi Soliman, sp. nov.
No full textTricholabiodes aldryhimi Soliman, sp. nov. (Figs 1–13) Material examined. Holotype ♂: SAUDI ARABIA, Rawdhat Farshet Sheaal (Al-Aflag) [22 ° 24 ' 56 "N, 46 ° 35 ' 17 "E], 602 m, LT No. 3, 4.VIII. 2015 (leg. Al Dhafer et al.) [KSMA]. Paratypes: SAUDI ARABIA, 9 ♂ with the same label as holotype [KSMA]; 1 ♂, Rawdhat Farshet Sheaal (Al-Aflag) [22 ° 24 ' 22 ", 46 ° 35 ' 35 "E], 596 m, LT No. 0, 4.VIII. 2015 (leg. A.M. Soliman) [KSMA]; 2 ♂: Rawdhat Farshet Sheaal (Al-Aflag) [22 ° 24 ' 34 "N, 46 ° 35 ' 32 "E], 601 m, LT No. 2, 4.VIII. 2015 (leg. Al Dhafer et al.) [KSMA]; 16 ♂: Rawdhat Farshet Sheaal (Al- Aflag) [22 ° 23 ' 28 "N, 46 ° 34 ' 46 "E], 582 m, LT No. 6, 4.VIII. 2015 (leg. Al Dhafer et al.) [KSMA]; 10 ♂: Rawdhat Farshet Sheaal (Al-Aflag) [22 ° 23 ' 28 "N, 46 ° 34 ' 46 "E], 582 m, LT No. 6, 4.VIII. 2015 (leg. Al Dhafer et al.) [DJBC]; 1 ♂: Rawdhat Al-Sabalh (Al-Zulfi) [26 ° 21 ' 47 "N, 44 ° 58 ' 48 "E], 666 m, LT No. 0, 20.V. 2015 (leg. A.M. Soliman) [KSMA]; 1 ♂: Rawdhat Al-Sabalh (Al-Zulfi) [26 ° 21 ' 31 "N, 44 ° 59 '06"E], 669 m, LT No. 2, 20.V. 2015 (leg. Abdel- Dayem et al.) [DJBC]; 1 ♂: Rawdhat Al-Harmalyiah (Al-Quwayiyah) [24 ° 20 ' 21 "N, 45 ° 08' 38 "E], 774 m, LT No. 0, 25.VIII. 2015 (leg. A.M. Soliman) [KSMA]. Description. MALE. Body length 8.3−9.5 mm. Colour and pubescence. Head including antennal tubercles, mesosoma and first metasomal segment reddish brown (Fig. 1); remainder of metasoma dark brown, last 2 segments lighter (Fig. 10); antenna, palpi and legs pale yellow (Fig 1, 2); mandible ferruginous yellow on basal two-thirds, black apically (Fig. 2); tibial spurs ferruginous yellow. Wings hyaline, fore wing distal to cells slightly infuscated, infuscation invading third submarginal cell distally (Fig. 3); veins yellowish-brown (Fig. 3). Body and legs clothed with subappressed to appressed short and erect long pale setae (Figs 1, 6−8); felt line on T 2 whitish (Fig. 8). Head. In dorsal view slightly wider than pronotum, convergent behind eyes, with straight posterior margin (Fig. 1); face and vertex polished and puncticulate (Fig. 2); MOD about 1.35 × F 1 diameter and 1.6 × distance between mid ocellus and posterior one; IOD 1.3 × OOD; clypeus gently convex on disc, smooth, with median longitudinal carina extending on its basal fourth and free margin entirely convex (without protuberances); scrobal carina weak, provided with distinct tubercle; mandible tridentate apically, with dorsal rim carinate and without an enlarged vertical flange (Fig. 2), subbasal ventral tooth about 0.8 × as long as minimum distance between emargination and upper mandibular margin; malar space about 0.35 × F 1 diameter; scape with longitudinal carina on anterior surface; F 1 1.6 × as long as wide and 0.75 × as long as F 2; F 2 as long as F 3. Mesosoma. Pronotum and mesopleuron punctate-reticulate; mesoscutum puncticulate, with complete notauli slightly divergent anteriorly and faint parapsidal lines; parascutal carina well developed, ending in a tooth; scutellum densely punctate on disc, punctures smaller than those on pronotum; propodeum gently sloping posteriorly, laterally and dorsally foveate-reticulate; propleuron shallowly punctate; metapleuron smooth; metasternal process bidentate on front of hind coxae. Fore wing with second submarginal cell as long as distance between origin of Rs on vein Sc and base of stigma and about 0.6 × as long as marginal cell and first submarginal cell (Fig. 3). Mid femur with maximal width in the middle, evenly convex on both inner and outer surfaces; mid tibia oval in cross-section; mid basitarsus gradually curved in lateral view (Fig. 4); ventral surface of hind femur without clumping of macrosetae, macrosetae shorter than shorter tibial spur; hind coxa convex on ventral surface, without longitudinal carina on mesal margin or setal tuft on posteromesal margin (Fig. 5). Metasoma. First segment petiolate (Fig. 1); T 1 punctate-reticulate, length 1.6 × its maximal width (Fig. 1); S 1 coarse, with weak interrupted longitudinal carina on anterior three-fourths of its length; T 2 with long lateral felt line (Figs 8, 9); S 2 without any traces of felt line (Figs 8, 9), evenly convex, not flattened on the disc (Figs 7, 8); T 2 −T 6 punctulate, punctures about 3−4 diameters apart; S 3 posteromesally with a bifurcal sessile process (Figs 7, 8, 9); T 7 foveate basally and microgranulate on apical greater part, apical border evenly rounded (Fig. 10). Genitalia. 1.8 × as long as wide (Fig. 11); paramere tapered apically, with long and dense setae on inner side (Figs 11, 12), inner margin suddenly sinuate apically; base of paramere subtriangular in lateral view (Fig. 13); volsella lobe-like (Fig. 11); digitus cylindrical (Fig. 11), longer than cuspis; penial valve with inner margin broadly concave, provided with short setae on its tip (Fig. 12). FEMALE. Unknown. Distribution. Saudi Arabia (Najd region). Remarks. The male of T. aldryhimi sp. nov. resembles that of T. brothersi Lelej, 2010 in having a bifurcal process on S 3 but it differs from it by the following: head, mesosoma and metasomal first segment reddish brown, remainder of metasoma dark brown, last 2 segments slightly lighter (body straw-coloured in T. brothersi); fore wing with second submarginal cell medium sized and pentagonal (very small and quadrangular in T. brothersi); bifurcal process on S 3 sessile and not extending beyond S 3 (bifurcal process on S 3 petiolate and slightly extending beyond S 3 in T. brothersi, Fig. 14); inner margin of genital paramere suddenly sinuate apically (straight throughout in T. brothersi, Fig. 15); base of paramere subtriangular in lateral view (cylindrical in T. brothersi, Fig. 16); inner margin of penial valve broadly concave throughout (strongly concave on apical half in T. brothersi, Fig. 15). Etymology. This species is dedicated to Prof. Yousif N. Aldryhim (Plant Protection Department, College of Food and Agriculture Sciences, King Saud University).Published as part of Soliman, Ahmed M., 2016, A new species of Tricholabiodes Radoszkowski, 1885 (Hymenoptera: Mutillidae) from Saudi Arabia, pp. 95-100 in Zootaxa 4067 (1) on pages 96-98, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4067.1.8, http://zenodo.org/record/26276
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